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It will certainly attract the attention, at least for a moment, of all the relevant creators. It won't make an immediate difference, but Elon will learn something from it and maybe achieve something from his next attempts.

You certainly made a good point about the traps. During covid we practiced a week from home, a week at work. We also tried 2 weeks working from home, then 2 at work. I have to say I liked the 2-2 a lot better because it always took me a few days to get back into a new routine.

I think that industry has more of a need for cheap and specialized robots, not humanoid ones. While in households, a completely new market competition is opening up.

I don't think there is a recipe, it all comes down to a system of trial and error.

If you stress about monetization before you have built the product, it will only slow you down and hinder you from building a good product. Once the product is proven to be good, you will always find a way to monetize it. In addition, during product development, new monetization ideas may emerge that you were not even aware of at the beginning of the project.

We have two main categories of comments on PH. One is praise and suggestions for improvements to new launches, which requires a little more time and more focus, and the other is Nika's daily topics, which can be interesting and relaxing with much less involvement than in the first case.

I would say that Gpt 5 better considers the complexity of the question and then accordingly, spends more or less resources on the answer.

We need to create an artificial atmosphere. To maintain it on Mars, we need an artificial magnetosphere. And that will take at least a few more centuries.

Exciting idea, great ux, but I stopped at entering the phone number.

Probably Estonia, it has the highest unicorn density in Europe

When traveling, when I'm choosing a place to stay, I'm often curious about what the area is like, where the nearest parking spot is, etc. I imagine a button on booking.com or similar services that can quickly satisfy my curiosity using this tool.

The content is super engaging and simple. It's clear a lot of effort has gone into it. I did have one small suggestion regarding the user experience. When I clicked on a link to an archived page on web.archive.org, it took me away from your website. For a smoother experience, it would be great if these types of links opened in a new browser tab or window. This way, users can easily return to...

Apple's strategy has always been not to be first to market, but to enter an existing category with a product that is seamless and redefines that market, just as they did with the iPod, iPhone and Apple Watch. On that note, I think the biggest potential lies in the Apple Vision Pro and making it a mass market product.

The menu on the right works well as a level 2 option. However, I feel there could be a level 1 step — a quick preview showing about 20 random frame suggestions for the uploaded image. This could make the experience even smoother for users who prefer to spend less than 30 seconds picking a frame.

There are many motives way they are doing that, but main reason is because OpenAI currently lacks direct, continuous stream of data and likely sees a social platform as a way to bridge this gap and reduce reliance on third-party data licensing. And yes, I will use it, I can't wait.

An extraordinary amount of work hours have certainly been invested here. I wish you success.

Maybe in the future, AI will be smart and personalized enough not to give us answers to questions whose answers are imposed on us, but to lead us to conclusions.

Great info! I reorderd your list according to Alexa traffic rank: 1. Amazon.com (9) 2. Etsy.com (68) 3. Fiverr.com (114) 4. Patreon.com (147) 5. Stripe.com (219) 6. Gumroad.com (623) 7. Ko-fi.com (2782) 8. Buymeacoffee.com (4565) 9. Passionfroot.me (∞) 10. HeroHero.co (∞) I hope you don't mind 🙃

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